IC408A-R2, Extender USB 2.0 Ultimate CATx ou Ethernet - Black Box

Acheter Extender USB 2.0 Ultimate CATx ou Ethernet sur Black Box. Déportez facilement les signaux USB 2.0 sur réseau IP ou directement sur liaison CATx.

Easily extend USB 2.0 signals over an IP network or directly over a CATx link.

Black Box USB 2.0 Extender LAN, 4-Port - USB extender

Black Box USB 2.0 Extender 4 Port CATx Get USB connectivity anywhere. Install your USB devices anywhere! Combine the 4-Port CATx USB Extender with additional USB hubs to connect up to 30 USB devices. An AC power adapter at the remote unit provides up to 1A max to the USB port.

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IC280A-R2, USB 2.0 Extender - CATx, FCC Class A, 1-Port - Black Box

Extend Gigabit data and PoE up to 600 meters. This PoE Repeater acts as a PoE extender enabling you to extend PoE connections beyond the 100-meter Ethernet CATx limit to access faraway PoE devices such as Wifi access points and IP cameras. The repeater passes along both data and power so it needs no separate power supply use one repeater for an additional 100 meters (328 ft.) reach or daisy-chain several repeaters for further reach.

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USB (Universal Serial Bus)

Extend a SuperSpeed USB 3.0 signal beyond the 16 ft (5 m) limitation up to 328 ft (100 m) over Multimode fiber to two peripherals. Compatible with the USB 3.0 or SuperSpeed USB standard, the extender boasts speeds up to 5 Gbps, about ten times that of USB 2.0. This way, you can extend your USB bus connections to newer USB 3.0 devices that use higher bandwidths and require bidirectional asynchronous, full-duplex data transfer. Plus, it supplies more power than USB 2.0 to the remote devices.